@willeml

Stayed here from Friday to Monday, a nice little camper site by the Geldermalsen marina. Close to the center with the necessary shops, and a supermarket is also conveniently close. The surrounding area is excellent for beautiful bike rides or walks.

Stayed here from October 4th to 9th. What a nicely laid-out and complete camper site. Sanitary facilities a 10+. The surroundings are beautiful for walking, cycling, and Geocaching. Nice villages nearby with, among other things, an art route, etc. We were going to stay here for 3 nights, but it turned into 5, and we still haven't seen everything. So we have a nice excuse to go back again. Not for nothing NKC's number 1 of 2026.

Nice small-scale campsite, friendly welcome, and spacious motorhome pitches. The number of motorhome pitches is limited, and it is wonderfully quiet. There is a nice little bar opposite the reception where you can get something to eat and drink when the weather is nice. Sassetot le Mauconduit is a charming village a few kilometers from the pebble beach and the impressive chalk cliffs. It is doable by bike, but there is a steep descent/climb.

Camper pitch with all basic amenities incl. electricity. Spacious pitches in a parking area specifically for campers, within walking distance of the pebble beach. Took a nice bike ride here following the junction route; it is as flat as a pancake here. Stayed here for two nights (July 8/10, 2026).

Nice camper site; actually, it is a guarded parking lot for campers right by the dunes. The camper site is nicely laid out with all basic amenities, including electricity. Stayed here for 1 night (July 10/11, 2026), about a 500m walk to a beautiful sandy beach with a nice but not really touristy boulevard.

It is indeed a campsite in the dunes, and there are no flat spots. We were even parked so crookedly with our blocks for a scandal, but that is precisely the charm of this campsite. Truly raw nature, as if you are in the dunes and not on a flattened concrete expanse. We hadn't booked and unfortunately there was only a spot available for one night. Beautiful new toilet block, just open for 3 days. A pity we had to leave.

It is purely a parking lot next to a railway line, but despite that, it is a nice base for visiting the Walled City, among other things. We stayed here for two nights, and with your parking ticket, you can take the bus to the Walled City for free on the first day. If you want to travel for free for more days, just pay, leave, and return; a new ticket gives you another day of free bus travel. There is a toilet in the parking lot (free). You can use the restroom across the street.

Just a nice place to stay, close to the beach and the tourist part of Ouistreham. If you want more, go to a campsite and don't complain about the price. You can even enjoy cycling along the beach; there are even bike paths. The ferry to England is very close by but causes very little disturbance. We stayed here for two nights and enjoyed it, paying 13 Euros including electricity. Camping behavior is not allowed.